Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, Head of the Iqbal Forum , in a conversation with Asma Shirazi, host of a program on Hum News Network, discussed the situation in Tehran, the bombings, and the morale of the people.

Unrest in the capital’s skies:

According to Mr. Bagheri, from 4:30 a.m. until now, American and Israeli fighter jets have bombed Tehran 24 times. He says that unlike Iran’s deterrence capability, which is based on drones and missiles, the enemy has focused on aerial bombardment and is striking its targets.

Targeting of civilian infrastructure:

Bagheri states that over the past three days, no part of Tehran—from east to west and from north to south—has been safe. From hospitals and residential complexes to well-known markets in Tehran, all have been bombed, causing heavy financial losses to the people.

Spirit of resistance:

“I have not slept for three nights. I may be the next person myself. Just a few minutes ago, about 200 meters from my home, an explosion occurred near a hospital. But like other brave people, I am standing with pride. Right now, in Enghelab Square and other areas of Tehran, people are chanting slogans, while aircraft roam the skies. This nation is standing in a remarkable way, without fear, against the brutal actions of the United States.